Millican, Eliot McNeil
Birth Name | Millican, Eliot McNeil |
Gender | male |
Age at Death | 52 years, 9 months, 12 days |
Events
Type | Date | Place | Description | Notes |
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Birth | 1808 | Spartanburg, SC | ||
Death | 1860-10-13 | Independence, Washington, TX |
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Burial | Millican, Brazos, TX |
Parents
Father | Millican, Robert Hemphill |
Mother | McNeil, Nancy Jane |
Siblings |
Families
Married | Wife | Clampitt, Elizabeth |
Marriage | 1828-01-07 at Austin, TX | |
Children | ||
Married | Wife | Triplett, Marcella E |
Marriage | 1850-02-17 at Brazos, TX | |
Children |
Narrative
Texas General Land Office
Land Grant Search
County: Brazos
Abstract Number: 40
District/Class: Title
Original Grantee: Elliot M Millican
Patent Date: 26 Mar 1831
Patent No: 270
Patent Vol: 3
Acres: 4428.40
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Texas General Land Office
Land Grant Search
County: Freestone
Abstract Number: 408
District/Class: Robertson 1st
File Number: 315
Original Grantee: Elliott M Millican
Patentee: Elliott M Millican
Patent Date: 07 Jun 1851
Patent No: 385
Patent Vol: 9
Certificate: 510
Acres: 177.10
Narrative
We are authorized to announce Hon. E.M. Millican of Brazos County, as a candidate to
represent the 14th Senatorial District, composed of the counties of Milam, Leon, Brazos,
Williamson, Burleson, Bell and McLennan, in the next Legislature. Texas State Gazette
(Austin), 2 Aug. 1851, p.390
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The following comprise all the election returns received here up to 10 o'clock last night
... Brazos County. Governor - Pease 42, Chambers 10, Wood 23, Ochiltree 21. For
Lieut. Governor, Dickson 59, Robertson 35, Kirby 2. For Congress, Scurry 45, Bell 45,
Blake 8, Lewis 1, Caruthers 2. For Com. Gen. Landoffice, Crosby 79. Senator, Millican
86. Representative, Shaw 37, Wooldridge 47.
Texas State Gazette (Austin), 6 Aug. 1853, supplement, p.1
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Members elected to the Legislature ... Senators ... Wilds K. Cooke; Limestone, Navarro,
Leon, Robertson and Brazos ... Representatives ... Elliot M. Millican; Robertson, Leon and
Brazos ... Telegraph and Texas Register (Houston), 6 Sept. 1849, p.2
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... Mr. M. [Elliot M. Millican], in his capacity of neighborhood doctor, was out when
we arrived, attending upon the cases of scarlet fever, which was raging in the
neighborhood. Quite a number of children were down, and some had died, whilst
others were not expected to live ... Galveston Weekly News, 26 January 1858, page 3
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Grave Marker says "Served Texas Congress & First Sheriff of Brazos County 1839"